Tesla promises "well over 90%" efficiency for the Cybercab's induction charging system, making it superior to the wired systems in wide use today

The Tesla Cybertruck may be getting unplugged. A section in the electric pickup’s service manual shows that it is equipped […]

But that was all he said about wireless charging. There were no details about how it would work or how far along Tesla had advanced technologically in order to bring this promise to life. But on Friday, Tesla released a 14-second concept video on X that purported to show what the Cybercab would look like while charging.

At the ‘ We, Robot ‘ event, Tesla revealed that wireless charging will be the primary method for charging their autonomous vehicles, starting with the Robotaxi. In fact, the Robotaxi doesn’t even have a charging port, relying solely on wireless charging.

The main attraction at Tesla’s We, Robot event was supposed to be the Cybercab, a two-seat, fully autonomous vehicle that’s long been central to justifying Tesla’s gravity-defying valuation.

Teslas We, Robot event saw Elon Musk teasing the wireless charging speed of the upcoming Cybercab. Without disclosing specifics, the brief reveal has sparked widespread curiosity and discussions among electric